Infant health refers to the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of infants, typically defined as children from birth to one year of age. This aspect of health encompasses a range of factors, including proper nutrition, access to healthcare, immunizations, growth and development, and the prevention of and response to illness. Good infant health practices promote healthy behaviors, early diagnosis, and intervention for any health issues that may arise. Key components include breastfeeding, safe sleep practices, routine check-ups with pediatric healthcare providers, and monitoring of developmental milestones. Overall, infant health is crucial for ensuring a strong foundation for a child’s future growth and development.
A Study on Infant Hospitalizations New research highlights the importance of vaccinating pregnant women against COVID-19 for the well-being of their newborns. Data from the Centers for Disease Control and…